All are welcome to come along on Saturday October 18 to try their hand at outrigger canoe paddling with Bribie Island Mahalo Outrigger Canoe Club (BIMOCC).   BIMOCC are an active group of enthusiastic paddlers looking to enjoy the pleasures of our Pumicestone passage, whilst keeping fit and having fun. It is not uncommon to see dolphins, turtles or dugongs during a paddle session.  If this is something you have considered, come on down to our next ‘Come and Try’ day on Satur

The Probus Club of Bribie Island was proud to be a stallholder at the recent Seniors Expo hosted by Member for Longman Terry Young.  The expo was a wonderful chance to showcase what Probus offers—fun, friendship and fellowship for retired and semi-retired residents of Bribie Island and surrounds.  Our team enjoyed answering questions about monthly meetings, inspiring guest speakers, social events and trips both near and far. To add some extra excitement, we offered a $200 gif

As the first whispers of summer tease Queensland's southeast coast, the waters around Bribie Island, the sheltered embrace of Pumicestone Passage and the expansive playground of offshore Moreton Bay are alive with action. With warming temperatures and the tail end of spring tides stirring the shallows, anglers report solid bites across the board. Whether you're casting from the sandbanks, drifting creek mouths or chasing pelagics beyond the bar, October promises a mix of insh

5 Fast-growing creepers to transform your southeast Queensland garden    As the days lengthen and the subtropical sun of southeast Queensland begins to warm our soil, spring is the perfect time to breathe new life into your garden. From the Gold Coast's coastal breezes to the Hinterland's lush valleys, this season herald’s vibrant growth for climbers that can quickly cloak unsightly fences, add privacy to patios or create floral cascades over pergolas. Creepers not only provi

By Chase Christensen     Credit: ‘The Australian’  Brisbane has officially cemented itself as Australia’s sporting capital with the Broncos’ stunning NRL Grand Final triumph completing what has been a golden year for Queensland sport. For the first time since 2006, the Broncos are champions once again, a victory that not only ended an 18-year drought, but also capped off a remarkable sporting sweep that included the Brisbane Lions, Broncos NRLW and Queensland’s State of Origi

Results for the Caboolture Social Darts Club. Potluck doubles played every Monday night at 21 Hayes Street, Caboolture. Visitors welcome . Names by 7.15pm.   September   Winners:  Conner/Collin, Josh/Jai, Kylie/Mason, Josh/Kal.     Runners Up:  Shayne/Sid, Jai/ Shayne 102, JJ/Jai.  High pegs:  Tom 46, Jai 5440, Mark 40, Sid 40,60,46, Luke 47, Matty 55, Dale 48, Mason 40, Josh 74, 50, Robbie 40.  Best throws:  Jenny 85, Sam 88, Tom 130,121, Conner 135, Dale 129,108,  Greg 129,

Over the past four weeks, sailing conditions on our Thursday afternoon race days have been mostly fine with light breezes. Week 2 was cancelled as there was no breeze on the water. About seven are turning up to try their luck.    Our monthly medal winner, Roy, was presented with his medal at the Harmony Park barbecue, held adjacent to the canal where the racing takes place. This social event occurs on the first Thursday of the month. Congratulations Roy.    The full score boa

By Chase Christensen   The Bribie Tigers Under 8 White team has achieved something rare in junior football, two full seasons without a single loss. Their journey has been about more than just winning games. It’s been a story of community, teamwork and the joy of the sport.  Beginning back in February 2024, a father walked into the Tigers clubhouse with a simple goal: to register his son for the season. When he discovered there was no coach for the Under 8 Whites, he volunteer

By Sheree Hoddinett   It could be your mum, your sister, your aunt, a grandmother, a best friend or even you. Chances are you know someone who has been affected by breast cancer.     Breast cancer remains the most common cancer among Australian women and while survival rates have improved greatly thanks to research and early detection, the impact of the disease is still deeply felt. For everyone, raising awareness is not just about statistics, it’s about neighbours, friends a

By Sheree Hoddinett    A shared passion for crochet between two sisters has grown into a vibrant community initiative called the North Brisbane Yarn Angels.    Founded by Kristi and her sister Kaile, the group’s story all started with a humble post on a local community page.     “My sister Kaile and I love to crochet and were creating items for the Caboolture Hospital,” Kristi said. “We had posted asking if anyone had unwanted wool and were overwhelmed with the response. That